Caversham Bridge restaurant under new ownership
A restaurant in Caversham with a riverside dining area has recently come under new ownership.
Read moreDetailsA restaurant in Caversham with a riverside dining area has recently come under new ownership.
Read moreDetailsA premium shoe store in Reading has closed after nine years in the town centre.
Read moreDetailsPeople of Woodley have spoken out about the quality of shopping in the town centre following a series of changes both recently and over the last year
Read moreDetailsA Caribbean bar and kitchen in Reading has been forced to suspend activities after a woman was caught illegally working there.
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Read moreDetailsTo mark Indie News Week 2026, Wokingham Today and Reading Today is hosting a "Meet the Team" event.
Read moreDetailsA new shop catering to sci-fi, fantasy, and cult entertainment fans through comics, manga, and collectibles is coming to Reading later this year.
Read moreDetailsThe tournament will welcome more than 240 teams and approximately 5,000 players, coaches, families and supporters across the two days.
Read moreDetailsA noodle bar in Reading town centre could keep on selling food until 4am in the morning if a recent application is accepted.
Read moreDetailsA global cafe chain is set to occupy an upcoming drive-thru near a junction for one of the busiest roads in Reading.
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